Agentic Wallet does not ship with its own chat client. It plugs into the AI Agent you already use: you install the Binance Skills into that Agent, and the Agent gains the ability to trade, transfer, and manage assets on-chain on your behalf.
This page covers how to get an Agent running from zero â pick a client, install it, connect a model, then load the Skills. If you already have a working Agent, jump straight to Install Agentic Wallet.
Pick a Client
Any Agent that can run local commands works. The practical difference is how much setup it takes and how you prefer to interact with it.
| Type | Examples | Runs on | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Terminal CLI | Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI | Your machine | Fastest local setup; interactive, hands-on trading |
| Desktop app | Claude Desktop, Codex app | Your machine | Prefer a GUI over a terminal |
| Agent framework | OpenClaw, Hermes | Your machine | A general-purpose assistant, controlled from chat |
Requirement: Node.js 18 or later, since the Skills installer runs through
npx. Check withnode -v. (The OpenClaw and Hermes installers provision their own runtimes for you.)
Every path below ends at the same place â the same sign-in flow, and the same set of on-chain capabilities.
Install an Agent Client
Pick the client you want to use. Every one of them ends with the same Skills install command.
Terminal CLI
Anthropic's coding agent, available as a CLI and a desktop app.
Requirements: Node.js 18+, and a Claude account (Pro / Max / Team / Enterprise) or an Anthropic API key.
1. Install
Code
Prefer a GUI? Download the Claude desktop app from claude.com/download and switch to the Code tab.
2. Sign in to your model provider
Launch it in any working directory and follow the login prompt:
Code
Choose your Claude subscription, or paste an Anthropic API key when asked. The credential is stored locally; you only do this once.
3. Install the Skills
Code
Then continue with Sign In.
Desktop Apps
Prefer a window over a terminal? Each of these bundles the same agent behind a GUI â you pick a working folder, and the Agent runs commands inside it. The Skills install command is identical; you just run it from the app's built-in terminal.
1. Download and install
Get the installer from claude.com/download â .dmg for macOS, .exe
for Windows â and sign in with your Claude account.
2. Open the Code tab and pick a folder
Switch to the Code tab in the sidebar and choose the folder you want the Agent to work in. This is the folder the Skills get installed into.
3. Install the Skills
Run the command in the app's terminal, or simply paste it into the chat and let the Agent run it:
Code
Then continue with Sign In.
Other MCP-compatible clients â Windsurf, Cline, Zed and similar tools work the same way. The Skills package registers the
bawCLI plus its instructions, and any Agent that can run shell commands in your workspace can drive the wallet.
Agent Frameworks
OpenClaw and Hermes are general-purpose personal assistants rather than coding tools. They install their own runtime, connect to a model provider of your choice, and can take instructions from a messaging app â useful if you want to check your wallet from your phone.
1. Install
Code
On Windows, run this in PowerShell instead:
Code
The installer provisions a supported Node.js runtime for you. If you manage Node yourself, install
the package directly with npm install -g openclaw@latest --allow-scripts=openclaw.
2. Run onboarding
The installer starts the setup wizard automatically. It walks you through choosing a model provider and, optionally, a chat channel to control the assistant from. If you installed via npm, start it manually:
Code
3. Install the Skills
Code
Then continue with Sign In. Full documentation: docs.openclaw.ai.
Security Baseline for Any Setup
An Agent with wallet access is a high-value target. Regardless of which client you chose:
- Keep model API keys out of shared machines and repositories. Use environment variables or your framework's credential store, never a committed file.
- Set your wallet rules before the first trade. Daily limit, tradable token scope, and high-risk transaction handling are configured in the Binance App and enforced at the API level â the Agent can read them but cannot change them.
- Tighten the limit for anything unattended. If your Agent can act while you are not watching â a scheduled task, a chat-driven assistant â it should not be able to move your whole balance.
- Sign out when you are done, especially on shared or temporary environments. One instruction â "Sign out" â revokes the session.
Verify the Setup
Ask your Agent a read-only question first:
"What's my Binance Agentic Wallet address and USDT balance?"
If the Agent replies that you are not signed in, the Skills are loaded correctly and you only need to complete sign-in. If it does not recognize the request at all, the Skills were not picked up â see below.
| Symptom | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Agent doesn't recognize wallet requests | Skills installed in another directory | Re-run the install command in the folder your Agent is working in |
npx: command not found | Node.js missing or too old | Install Node.js 18+ and re-check with node -v |
| Install succeeds but nothing changes | Session started before install | Restart the Agent session so it reloads its instructions |
| Sign-in QR code expires before scanning | Link is short-lived | Ask the Agent to sign in again to get a fresh code |
Next Steps
â Install Agentic Wallet â create your wallet and sign in
â Use Cases Overview â what to ask once you are connected